Pols Seek Answers in Housing Crime Rise

Adriano Espaillat

March 8, 2011

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Housing

State Senator Adriano Espaillat, with Sens. Bill Perkins and Jose Serrano, and Assemblyman Robert Rodriguez called for an emergency meeting with NYC Housing Authority chairman, John Rhea in an open letter on February 10th. The meeting is to address a spike in housing crime.

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Pols Seek Answers in Housing Crime Rise

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Sen. Espaillat, Environmental Activists Demonstrate Against Dumping of Untreated Sewage into Hudson River and Call for Better Notification System to Protect the Public

Senator Espaillat Calls for Thorough Inquiry of North River Sewage Plant Explosion and Measures to Prevent Future Accidents

Senator Espaillat Reminds All Residents, Especially Elderly, About Cooling Centers & Important Summer Tips

Sen. Espaillat Calls on NY Congressional Delegation to Reject Massive Cuts to Local Hospitals

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Sen. Espaillat, Environmental Activists Demonstrate Against Dumping of Untreated Sewage into Hudson River and Call for Better Notification System to Protect the Public

Senator Espaillat Calls for Thorough Inquiry of North River Sewage Plant Explosion and Measures to Prevent Future Accidents

Senator Espaillat Reminds All Residents, Especially Elderly, About Cooling Centers & Important Summer Tips

Sen. Espaillat Calls on NY Congressional Delegation to Reject Massive Cuts to Local Hospitals